Previous Projects

All of our table base designs can be modified to suit your requirements. For this reclaimed wood pedestal table project, the customer opted for pedestals attached & a black painted base. See pics below! Continue reading →

Old Ontario barnwood shows the history of Canadian pioneer farming. We preserve that distressing using our innovative epoxy + matte, satin or high gloss polyurethane finish. Check out this hemlock barnwood table project we recently delivered: Continue reading →

Our reclaimed wood tables work in almost any type of space, from rustic to modern. We also do a lot of project for country homes. Check out this harvest table project we created with solid wormy maple Comb Back Chairs: Continue reading →

To feel more of the original distressing, consider our light epoxy coating option. In this case we don’t fill the cavities/distressing. Though a bit less practical; the character of the wood is really pronounced. The “bad” lighting in these photos we took of this reclaimed wood cottage table with trestle base show the rougher finish: Continue reading →

Custom Table Top made from Ontario Barnwood with the Greytone Treatment Option to Maintain the Colour of Unfinished

A lot of our full size table base styles can do done in smaller tables such as console/side tables. We proportionately size the base to the size of the top. Check out this side/sofa table we made with a sawbuck base: Continue reading →

Grey Reclaimed Wood Table made from Ontario Barnwood Our greytone treatment option maintains the light colour of unfinished wood, while still allowing for our thick epoxy + polyurethane clearcoat finish. Check our this previous sawbuck table project:

All our reclaimed wood tables can extend up to 18″ at either end. Check out this previous sawbuck table project with this option: Continue reading →

The light colour of unfinished barnwood can be maintained with our greytone treatment option + epoxy/polyurethane finish. Our innovative clearcoating process allows us to maintain nearly all the original barnwood distressing. See pics below of a previous project: Continue reading →

Old growth hemlock has a broad range of brown/black tones coming from the age of the wood. Here’s a previous reclaimed wood table project we did using this species: Continue reading →